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Loosening marijuana laws could reduce officer cash grabs
June 13, 2018
originally published in
The American Spectator
You don’t have to be convicted to lose your stuff, and it can be hell trying to get it back. The process laughs at constitutional due process protections. Steven Greenhut called it “government thievery” in a recent American Spectator column.
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